I know it’s not exactly the question, but C/C++ allow you to override any keyword with #define, so if you wanted, you can turn it into another language. I don’t suggest doing that, but hey, you can.

Also somewhat related, but some languages like C# allow you to use Unicode in variable names.

I have their memories, so how can they be dead? Personalities change over time, so it’s only natural to see your past self differently.

My such opinion? What? This post is one of very few examples of this phrase on Google.

Do you mean deodorant? I don’t use antiperspirant because it actually makes me sweat more in my experience. I’m not alone on this either.

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This was an art exhibit by Fabian Brunsing, not a real thing used in cities.

Because they didn’t think it out fully lol

There shouldn’t even be dashes imo since they replace spaces and Japanese doesn’t use spaces.

It might be, but they can never explain why. Is there some other language that does this? I don’t know of one.

None of your replies even address the weird spaces before commas thing. I’ve directly asked people on Reddit and the answer is always idk if they even reply at all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzUg5ffOyOo

The part that I remember the best starts at 18:35. Every little creature is another person that can send out pulses of light and move along the path. Also 43:00.

During the game awards last year, there was a virtual concert announced in the game Sky: Children of the Light. It started immediately after the awards ended. I’d never played this game before that night. I loaded it up and joined something like 1000 other people in a virtual stadium around the artist in the center. It then teleported you outside where you followed her around, floating through landscapes, the clouds, etc while the concert continued. It was a surreal moment and I’ve experienced nothing like it before or since. It was way different from an IRL concert or a simple video streamed to my computer. It’s hard to describe.

Nope not that at all. I’m against all war is all. And many people in many countries all around the world are benefiting from awful wars that happened centuries before they were born, possibly from people they aren’t even descended from. To call me and anyone else who moved to the US afterwards “colonists” is imo a misrepresentation and unfair. And I’m not saying the native Americans don’t deserve more than they’re been given so far.

My point is more getting people thinking about how tribes that early Americans wronged were also wronged before that. If we fix things to return them to how it was, why does the final state of tribes before European arrival get chosen as the correct state? We likely have no idea who was on specific land first here in America. We just know the final state and some of the preceding wars before then. Keep going back and there’s always a new victim.

Why is only one relevant? Is it the brutality of the war that matters? Or the recency?

What about the tribes that lost wars to other tribes? Do they get their old land? How far back are we going?

Worse, not worst.

How is that an insult? Those are amazing parts of German culture.

I will always call it the start button, but to be honest, menu or options are better names for what it does.

It’s an amendment; it wasn’t originally there. We’ve changed those before and we can do it again. I’m sure people said the same thing about the 18th amendment.

I don’t think I’ll respond if you bore me again.

This is what climate change deniers say when they realize they are in too deep and have no idea what they are talking about.

How do all of you even know? I was like 4 and played an NES at a friend’s house then got a game boy. Did you all get in at older ages? My memories at 4 are mostly gone.